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Hacked IT service provider Xplain under formal investigation

This content was published on Jul 14, 2023 Swiss data watchdog opens formal proceedings against IT firm Xplain after hackers get sensitive government data.

Can artificial sweeteners like aspartame be trusted?

This content was published on Jul 14, 2023 As debate swirls around the health benefits of artificial sweeteners, two Swiss scientists are on the hunt for alternatives.

scientists at MeteoSwiss weather centre in Payerne.

Swiss-led project aims to improve pollen forecasting

This content was published on Jul 12, 2023 Scientists in Switzerland have launched a pioneering project with the national weather office and European partners to improve pollen forecasting.

Study finds widespread illegal trade of hazardous chemicals

This content was published on Jul 11, 2023 A study out of Switzerland has found that nearly half of the total trade volume of hazardous chemicals subject to crosses national borders illegally.

Only half Swiss drone users register their machines

This content was published on Jul 10, 2023 Of the roughly 100,000 people who fly drones in Switzerland, only around half have so far conformed with a legal obligation to register with the authorities.

Scientist working on drone research on a laptop

Exclusion from Horizon Europe ‘a serious disadvantage’, says Swiss Nobel laureate

This content was published on Jul 9, 2023 In the long term, participation in the European Union’s flagship research grant programme will be “indispensable”, says biochemist Kurt Wüthrich.

Junge Frau und Künstliche Intelligenz (Bild wurde von einer KI generiert)

Where does Switzerland stand on regulating AI?

This content was published on Jul 9, 2023 The European Union and the Council of Europe are currently drawing up a set of rules. What about Switzerland?

Swiss plastic recycling inches up, but remains low

This content was published on Jul 7, 2023 Swiss plastic recyclers collected and recycled more plastic in 2022 than the previous year, but still only a fraction of total plastic waste.

Air pollution can increase the risk of diabetes

This content was published on Jul 6, 2023 Diesel particles have been found to trigger a reaction in the gut of mice that contributes to the development of diabetes, according to a study.

Invasive North American snapping turtle has been found in canton Vaud in switzerland

Invasive North American snapping turtle captured in Switzerland

This content was published on Jul 6, 2023 A North American snapping turtle was discovered in the wild in canton Vaud last week for the second time this year.

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